What if WC Network can't provide a physician who will accept work comp in my area of need?

Please see these topic pages to better understand the current law on MPNs and treatment: http://www.wcwebzine.com/a-z/medicalprovidernetwork.htm,...

If the only restriction is lifting over 30 pounds, your only real worry would be whether you are seen lifting your bike (assuming it exceeds the...

If I request a MCSA to determine how I want to settle my claim, does my claims adjuster have to provide that to me?

Your adjuster does not have to provide a set aside proposal or settle out future medical treatment. If you are required to have an MSA in order to...

California Workers’ Comp.; Preexisting Industrial Injury Apportionment

I suggest you check this page for up to date information on apportionment: http://www.wcwebzine.com/a-z/apportionment.htm. Also note that under LC...

California workers compensation: What is the status of Valdez case? Can a person treat outside of MPN if claims adj ignored PTP?

See http://www.wcwebzine.com/a-z/medicalevidence.htm for understanding of how Valdez affects medical evidence. It has a link to the case itself....

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What do I tell WC patients whose #1 complaint is "my attorney doesn't return my calls."

I respond rapidly to calls and emails from clients. At my first job 39 years ago, there was a rule that all calls and correspondence were responded...

I suggest you have your doctor write a report concerning doing all of this with your non-dominant hand. My personal experience with with this was...

Which has a higher C&R 1) Torn ACL and Meniscus 2) Partial knee replacement 3) Full knee replacement thanks, Mike

First off, a Compromise and Release is only available if employer/insurer wants one. If you are inquiring about AMA Guides WPI, that is a different...

Social Security Disability evaluates in a different manner from workers' compensation. It looks at all your health issues. Without seeing the QME...

Can I file a claim for an injury from a job I left in nine months ago?

Yes, you can still file. They will probably deny the claim so you need to find a lawyer in your area. You have a cumulative trauma claim not...